Posted in North Carolina
June 09, 2016
10 Overnight Places To Stay In North Carolina Without Breaking The Bank
Warmer weather has us dreaming of one thing – when, where, and how we’re going to spend (almost) all of our weekends traveling around beautiful North Carolina. But if you’re like me, you can’t continue trip after trip, resort after resort, even AirBnB after AirBnB without feeling a major financial strain from your adventures. Luckily, there are plenty of low-cost options for booking a one-of-a-kind vacation in the Tar Heel State. Call some friends, call your sweetie, or just go solo…these are all great, affordable accommodations in North Carolina that won’t break your budget.
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This quaint Outer Banks home in Nags Head comes with water views and beachy charm. With 4 bedrooms, a wide living room and double decks it's the perfect place to book for a weekend away with friends. At just $115 a night, it's definitely a steal! Book here!
This gorgeous mountain cabin is located right along an active trout stream. Perfect for fishing or just hiking along the 5 rolling acres. It sleeps up to 6 with 3 bedrooms. At only $100/night it's perfect for a friend weekend or just something fun and different with the family.
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At only $135 a night, this mountain bungalow puts you in prime territory for a long mountain weekend. You're just 10 minutes from downtown Hendersonville, 25 minutes from Asheville, and 20 minutes from the Pisgah National Forest. That is, if you ever want to leave this little haven. You can't beat THAT deck or those views.
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This gorgeous, recently remodeled beach house is only $99 a night! With three bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and plenty of lounging space - this is a total Outer Banks steal. Get some friends together and spend a thrifty week on Nags Head.
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This chic and gorgeous entire home/apartment is listed on Air BnB for a mere $90/night. It's perfect for taking a trip to Asheville to enjoy BOTH the nature and the lively downtown.
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This bright and cozy oceanfront cabana is PERFECT for a weekend away for two. It might be small - but who cares when you're steps away from the ocean? It's perfect for a place to snuggle up to your S.O at night and enjoy the beauty of Cape Hatteras by day.
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The beautiful Hanna House fits in just perfectly with the quaint and historic town of New Bern. At just $99/night, you can sleep soundly while saving money for day trip explorations. Bonus - you're treated to a gourmet breakfast! Book here!
This gorgeous Inn located in Tryon had enough southern hospitality to charm F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway. Today, you can book your literary stay starting at a mere $120/night. With elegant rooms, romantic cottages, 10 acres and an exquisite location, splitting this two ways offers an affordable option for a weekend away. Book here.
While $695 a week sounds (initially) daunting, the Beach Jem sleeps up to 11. Split that 11 ways and you're looking at a beach vacation for a mere $63 a person. With 5 bedrooms, this is perfect for a couples/friends getaway, a family beach trip, or even a reunion vacation. Amenities include a pool and tennis court along with a 6 person hot tub. You're also not far from the wild and rugged beauty that is Corolla Beach. Book here.
If you don't want to go through the trouble of maintaining a rental house or even booking an Air BnB, a great, low cost alternative for a beach vacation is the Sunset Inn. This quaint and cozy hotel starts at $109 a night. It's the perfect place to lay your head after a spontaneous beach trip...while still enjoying your room and surroundings. Book here.
I know which one I’ll be booking first – how about you? Are there any favorite, affordable accommodations in North Carolina you like to stay at?
